OneMic Series - Behind the Scenes Part 3 with Jackie Greene

[@MartinMonteleone]

This is amazing! I would love if you upload something about the mastering process. Thank you for this One Mic series!

[@onemic-theminimalist]

That's a bit hard because each recording poses it's own challenges but I will give it a try.

[@GordonGidluck]

Love this! You have inspired me John.

[@onemic-theminimalist]

So glad!

[@GabrielEspinal]

I see theres no problem having both bass sources opposite to each other, but, just wondering... wouldn´t they be better coming from from the same direction? Positive cycles add up. Just wondering... this series got me amazed of how spectacular it sounds

[@onemic-theminimalist]

It would only be a potential issue if the sources were identical.

[@marcusmagellan]

Wouldn’t it be interesting if both recording 😅methods can be recorded at the same time to different DAW, one stereo mic vs multiple closed microphones. We can compare both.

[@onemic-theminimalist]

It's not so much one mic vs many mics. It's the process of self balance, one complete take, no overdubs, fixes or mixing.

[@marcusmagellan]

@@onemic-theminimalist 👍

[@dominicdinger1621]

I am so amazed by your work. Really wonderful. Your videos are what convinced us to get an R88. Can I ask how you routed the headphones for monitoring? Thank you!

[@onemic-theminimalist]

The signal from the preamp went to Pro Tools directly then back to the studio's API console. From there I did a bit of EQ and fed the headphone fold-back to the studio like we would any recording session.

[@MelendezMusic]

Hi. Just curious how you get the Millennia preamp into the computer/ProTools. Which interface or converter? Thanks.

[@onemic-theminimalist]

I used the studio's Burl B2 Bomber ADC.